Elahe Izadi
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Washington, DC, United States
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Past articles by Elahe:
Healing after the Maui fire starts with a surfboard
How a Lahaina mom gained a piece of herself back through a project to help fire survivors carry on a Hawaiian tradition. → Read More
Journalists at country’s largest newspaper chain will walk off the job
Hundreds of staffers at Gannett newspapers across seven states are protesting their company’s leadership and job cuts. → Read More
Cameron Barr to leave Washington Post after long tenure as managing editor
Cameron Barr will leave The Washington Post after a tenure as one of the company's longest-serving managing editors. → Read More
Washington Post names Matea Gold as new managing editor
Matea Gold's promotion by executive editor Sally Buzbee comes after Gold's national staff won two Pulitzer Prizes for The Washington Post. → Read More
Washington Post wins three Pulitzer Prizes, including for abortion coverage, feature writing
Reporters Caroline Kitchener and Eli Saslow were honored with journalism Pulitzers, and “His Name is George Floyd” received a nonfiction Pulitzer. → Read More
Bono likes to sketch Atlantic covers, so the magazine hired him
U2's Bono illustrated the Atlantic’s June cover for a story about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the future of the country’s war with Russia. → Read More
Trugoy the Dove died just before new generations discovered De La Soul
The rapper died just as the Long Island trio’s music was finally being released on streaming services. → Read More
Why Jan. 6 has been a challenge like no other for documentary filmmakers
Documentary filmmakers found reluctant subjects, wary distributors, polarization fears — and a long shadow from the hearings into the attack on the Capitol. → Read More
What ‘The Trump Tapes’ reveal about Bob Woodward
Woodward says audio recordings of his Trump interviews offer deeper understanding of the man. They are also a surprising window into Woodward's method. → Read More
CNN shakes up morning show — leaving a major vacancy in prime time
Don Lemon, Poppy Harlow and Kaitlan Collins will host the revamped CNN morning show, which has trailed its cable-news peers in ratings. → Read More
They were some of the last journalists at their papers. Then came the layoffs.
The latest layoffs at Gannett come amid an industry-wide trend of the shrinking newspaper newsroom. → Read More
How a former Florida political operative broke the Mar-a-Lago FBI story
Peter Schorsch, publisher of FloridaPolitics.com, tweeted the scoop about the FBI's search of Trump's property. → Read More
How local journalists proved a 10-year-old’s abortion wasn’t a hoax
The Indianapolis Star and the Columbus Dispatch broke the story of a 10-year-old girl who had to leave Ohio to get an abortion after Roe v. Wade fell. → Read More
Mark MacGann, former top executive, comes forward as Uber Files leaker
Mark MacGann, who served as the public face of Uber in Europe during a period of aggressive global expansion, leaked more than 124,000 company records. → Read More
The political brawl over a Miami giant of Spanish talk radio
The surprise sale of Radio Mambí has become a flashpoint in a larger debate about free speech and Spanish-language misinformation on radio. It’s also a window into the pitched battle for a crucial electorate at a time when the Republican Party has made rapid inroads with Latino voters. → Read More
How two Texas newspapers broke open the Southern Baptist sex scandal
An 2019 investigation by the Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Express-News prompted this week’s massive disclosure about church leaders implicated in sex abuse cases. → Read More
Washington Post wins Pulitzer Prize for public service for Jan. 6 coverage
More than 100 journalists contributed to revelatory reporting on the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, winning the Washington Post the Pulitzer Prize’s most prestigious award. → Read More
Newspapers keep eliminating print days. They say it’s for the best.
Gannett, the nation’s largest newspaper chain, is cutting back on printed papers and pointing readers to e-editions. → Read More
Liberal media critic Eric Boehlert dies in reported bicycle collision
Boehlert was a prominent critic of mainstream and conservative news, writing for publications such as Salon and Media Matters for America. → Read More
Vogue, Bon Appétit and other Condé Nast staffers form union
"It comes down to prestige doesn’t pay the bills," said one Vanity Fair staffer. → Read More